Nervura Remedy Promoted by Notary for Nervous Trouble
Mrs G A Fisk of Waterbury Centre Vermont swears to the cure claim of Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy after suffering dizziness and head pains for years. Notary Carlos L Smith records the confession and notes widespread health complaints with calls to consult the Boston doctor for free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos L. Smith
G. A. Fisk
Waterbury Centre
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Mass
Johnson
Boston
Moors Defeated as Cruiser Bombards Trenches at Melilla
From Madrid Oct 22 reports say Spanish forces under General Margallo crushed Moorish defenses near Kabyle trenches. The cruiser Vanadito bombarded Forts Camelios and San Lorenzo and fired thirty one shells while Hotchkiss guns wrought havoc. Arabs fired in return but caused no damage.
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Madrid
Melilla
Margallo
Baija-el-Arbi
Dani el Arbi
Camellos
San Lorenzo
Vanadito
Ouro
France Honors the Dead MacMahon with National Funeral
Paris reports preparations for Field Marshal Mac Mahon’s funeral as troops line Rue Royale and crowds gather from la Madeleine to the Invalides. German and Russian wreaths appear as imperial and royal figures attend, with Dupuy, Loizillon, and Canrobert among mourners at the Hotel des Invalides. The procession to the chapel features guards, banners, and a Sellenick funeral march.
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Paris
MacMahon
Church of the Madeleine
Hotel Des Invalides
Rue Royale
Catafalque
Count Muenster
Red Hussars
Muenster
William
Place de la Madeleine
Loizillon
Avelan
Dupuy
Imperial Mediterranean Squadron
Premier Dupuy
Rieunier
Challe
Carnot
Toulon
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysees
Pont Des Invalides
Tornado Threat Intensifies As West Indies Storm Approaches
Weather service reports place a large hurricane center off Jupiter, Florida, moving toward the coast. Predictions indicate the storm could reach Coronas and possibly New York by tonight or tomorrow morning, with heavy rains from Tampa to Lynchburg and barometric drops noted in several cities.
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New York
West Indies
Florida
United States
Jupiter
Atlanta
Charleston
Hatteras
Tampa
Fla
Lynchburg
Funeral of Field Marshal Boulangiste Leader Ends in France
Premier Dupuy delivered a dignified eulogy praising the field marshal’s fifty three years of service to France. He stressed honor duty and loyalty and the nation’s unity above party. A grand funeral procession then moved to Esplanade des Invalides with 40 000 troops in review and a two hour march past.
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France
Republic
M. Dupuy
Loizillon
Esplanade Des Invalides
Quai
Orsay
Robbery at Healdsburg City Hall Leaves Treasurer Bound
Healdsburg California reports the city treasurer Mulligan robbed of 4500 dollars after being forced at pistol point to open the safe. He was bound to a tree in the cemetery and later revived. The city treasury holds 38050 dollars with inmates released from prison due to lack of prisoners.
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Healdsburg
Cal
Mulligan
Death of Horatio N. Durfee Shocks Fall River Mills
Horatio N. Durfee, a noted bookkeeper and former head of the Troy and Mechanics mills, died by self inflicted means after resigning as treasurer. He was connected to the Borden lineage and a long time Mason. Durfee, last seen in Boston, died in Lee Bedford after leaving Fall River.
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Fall River
Horatio N. Durfee
Croker’s Row
Durfee
Borden
Troy
Mechanics Mills
F. S. Stevens
Massachusetts General Hospital
Alfonso S. Covel
Tremont and Suffolk Company
Mellen House
Covel
Boston
Mechanics
Mr. Durfee
Masonic
Lee Bedford
Struggling Family Seeks Relief Through Hood’s Remedy
Philadelphia April 7 1893 Edward Scollin writes of heat stroke hospital visit with 106 fever and two weeks care. He describes tremors aching head and back pain while caring for a wife and five children. After trying Hood’s barsaparilla his hunger returned and strength improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
IT. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Missing Five Days Eddie Callahan Vanished From Home
Eddie Callahan a 13 year old boy from Charles Street near Cambridge Bridge disappeared last Wednesday after joining a local club of fifteen boys. He left home with a small bag and about ten dollars, and has not been seen since. his mother reports to police and authorities are searching.
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Eddie Callahan
Charles Street
Cambridge Bridge
Eddie
Myrtle Street
Robert Friery
Joy Street
State Street
Eddy
Friery
Charles R. Adams
Conservatory
Tremont Street
Professor Adams
Austria
Adams
America
Twelve Identified in Railroad Collision at Battle Creek
The bodies of twelve collision victims at Battle Creek have been identified including William H. Henry of East Greenwich Rhode Island and Edwin I. Magoon of Warwick Rhode Island. Fifteen bodies remain unidentified. Henry and Magoon were brothers in law and were visiting to see the World's Fair, choosing to spend a day viewing Niagara Falls.
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Battle Creek
Mich
William H. Henry
East Greenwich
R. I
Edwin I. Magoon
Warwick
Messrs
Magoon
Henry
Niagara Falls
Fire Destroys Searsport House and Adjacent Buildings
A Searsport blaze at 8:45 p m gutted the four story Searsport House and caused total loss of the hotel stable carriage house Simonton and Sullivan residences while badly damaging Advent Chapel. The fire, originated in the kitchen chimney, is the town's worst since 1850 with losses around 40000 and about 20000 insured.
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Searsport
Searsport House
Simonton
Sullivan
Advent
Biddeford High School Fire Destroys Building and Furnishings
Biddeford Me Oct 22 the high school building was almost totally destroyed by fire causing 33000 for the building and furnishings 5000 for the library 3000 for laboratory appliances 1000 for gymnasium and hall furnishings and 2000 for text books Four brick walls remain but the interior is gutted including forty five cadet rifles belonging to the State Total insurance on the building and furnishings was 20000 The fire is believed to have started from a defective flue over the boiler erected in 1888 and once one of the best in the State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Machias steamship to undergo forty eight hour trial
Commodore Walker, president of the Machias trial board, leaves Washington for New York to commence a forty eight hour test of the steamship Machias. Reports from Portsmouth NH say the vessel may be top heavy and difficult to right in heavy seas. The board will focus on stability during the trial. A United States steamer, likely the Machias, passed Quarantine, Illinois at noon today.
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Washington
Commodore Walker
United States
Machias
New York City
Navy Department
Portsmouth
N. H
Gloves stolen worth six thousand seized in New York
Moses Matthews and William Livingston reputed receivers and George Peyser driver were arrested in New York on October 22 for stealing $6000 worth of gloves they carried through the streets in a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moses Matthews
William Livingston
George Peyser
Army Adjutant General Endorses Expanded Military Education
In his annual War Department report Adjutant General Williams urges military instruction across all schools. He backs West Point recommendations to raise cadet numbers, with Senators appointing one and the President nominating forty. He critiques Indian soldiers’ suitability, notes language and discipline issues, and calls for post school courses for enlisted men seeking commissions. Williams retires next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
United States Army
West Point
Empress's Brother In Berlin Deals Fallout From Hanover Gambling Case
Duke Guenther, Empress's brother, met Emperor William amid disclosures on a Hanover gambling scandal. Trial starts Monday in Hanover. Freiherr von Zedlitz-Neukirch fled to London. Arnold Lichtner hides in Austria. More than 100 officers summoned to testify. Gang operated across Hamburg Norderney Berlin Hanover Wiesbaden preying on officers and nobles, with women also duped.
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Berlin
Duke Guenther
William
Hanover
Freiherr von Zedlitz-Neukirch
London
Arnold Herbert Lichtner
Austria
Empire
Hamburg
Norderney
Wiesbaden
Freiherr von Schierstedt
Freiherr von Wuelfens
von Wuelfens
Freiherr von Milder
von Zedlitz
von Meyerinck
Rev William Ware Locke Installed at All Souls Unitarian
The Rev William Ware Locke formerly of Boston was welcomed today as assistant pastor at All Souls Unitarian Church in New York. Harvard Divinity School graduate Locke has spent seven to eight years in educational work for the poor in Boston, heading Barnard Memorial and planning free winter services at the church.
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New York
William Ware Locke
Boston
All Souls Unitarian Church
Theodore ©. Williams
Rhoades
Board of Trustees
Locke
Harvard Divinity School
Barnard Memorial
All Souls Church
Quincy Rovers Bring Back Runaway Boys From Bangor
James Clare of Quincy Mass arrived in Bangor with his son Willie and 15 year old Ernest Baker after they ran away a week earlier. Willie forged his father’s name to an $800 order. The trio lived in a camp here and bought caps and blankets. They claimed to seek work in Canada. Police detained them.
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Bangor
James Clare
Quincy
Mass
Willie
Ernest Baker
Canada
Ames Petition Bond Change in Union Pacific Case
Judge Hallett in the U S Circuit Court modified last week order in Ames et al vs Union Pacific. Receivers may give a joint bond of 390000 instead of individual bonds for that amount and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hallett
United States Circuit Court
Ames Et al
Union Pacific
Sullivan Predicts Long Fight Between Corbett and Mitchell
John L Sullivan, visiting Lincoln with his theater company, weighs in on the Corbett Mitchell bout. He says it will be a long fight with two strong ring veterans and expresses hope for Corbett to keep the American championship, noting possible venues including Roby Indiana and warning against a fight at Coney Island or New Orleans.
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Lincoln
Neb
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Mitchell
America
Coney Island
New Orleans
Brooklyn
City of Churches
Roby
Ind
Bradley plan to win colored voters taints senatorial campaign
Asbury Park Oct 22 founder Bradley’s ban on colored promenade last summer haunts his bid for senator. Democrats label the move a campaign issue. He now proposes free reading rooms for the colored population across the district and will address them before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Bradley
Son of a Boulogne baker becomes famed French actor Coquelin
Paris reports the ascent of Coquelin the Younger from Boulogne baker’s son to a renowned French actor. Cadet and Jean Coquelin also pursue theater under Regnier at the Comedie Francaise, with Cadet shifting from tragedy to comedy and Cadet’s success prompting Regnier to nurture his talent.
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Paris
Coquelin
America
Boulogne
Boulogner
Coquelin Pere
Constant
Ernest
France
Cadet
Coquelin Junior
Irving
Baker Boy
Coquelin Fils
Regnier
Comedie Francaise
Conservatory
Hamlet
Tangled Lives and Court Motives Surround Prof Adams
Public notice details a Boston music professor G R Adams of Tremont Street facing a divorce and breach of promise claims from three women. Miss Sally Friese, Miss Clara Barton, and Adams’s first wife challenge the legality of marriages and seek court action, with damages possible for breach of promise as the case unfolds.
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Clara Barton
Sally G. Friese
West Harwich
Charles A. Snow
Adams
Friese
Europe
Nisi
Miss Barton
Copley Square
Columbus Avenue
Professor Adams
Somerville
Austria
Dorchester
Blaze Destroys Livery Stable In St Johnsbury
Fire swept Charles FE Kirk's livery stable in St Johnsbury Vermont late Sunday night. One horse perished in the blaze. The St Johnsbury House adjoining was saved after a full fire department effort. The property belonged to B G Howe, landlord of the Avenue House. At one point the hotel and adjacent blocks faced the blaze.
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ST. Johnsbury
Charles FE. Kirk
St. Johnsbury House
B. G. Howe
Avenue House
Mysterious Death in Essex Street Area
Edward McDonald aged 81 died suddenly this afternoon in Essex street South alley near Newbury street. Heart disease is suspected. He worked at Phillips Kunhardt mill and lived at 206 Canal street. He was unmarried.
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Lawrence
Edward McDonald
Essex Street
South Alleyway
Newbury Street
Phillips & Kunhardt's
Canal Street
Kentucky hotel burned in Clinton town fire
The Davis Hotel and several stores in Clinton Kentucky were destroyed by fire this day. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars with 19 250 dollars covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Clinton
Davis
Fire Destroys Love Wagon Factory in Durant
In Durant Mississippi today a fire destroyed the Love wagon factory and Rae with an estimated loss of 45000 dollars. Firefighters fought flames through the day and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Durant
Miss
Love Wagon Factory
Rae
Coffin Rumor About Dr Graves Body Debunked
In Thompson Connecticut on October 21 a prank involving a coffin said to hold Dr Graves's body started with local jokers and a fish peddler spread the tale. Testimony shows the coffin did contain a body and the claim was false only in its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Conn
Dr. Graves
Growth of the POST and SUNDAY POST circulation
The article discusses changes in the circulation of the POST and SUNDAY POST. It notes patterns in reader reach, potential causes, and suggests simple measures to describe the trend without overcomplication.
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The
POST
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Boston Veterinary Hospital
Edward Co. Beckett
Daniel D. Ler
Tromont
Ware Locke
Quincy Rovers
AMES
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Waterbury
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Orienter
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